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As leg. After this they left, thinking
probably that they had executed their
hellish design. Mr.. Albritton is also
very quiet, reaceable and inoffensive
citizen, and it is IN iEcomprehen>ibIe
mystery why sach demoniacal acts should
be Visited on two such m ii rs the two
above named. O,traocs OF Il sri MS
character lave been pcrprtrated in this
community for i long time. We would
suggest that the good people OF O'NeailS
and The surrounding county. who feel
an Interest in the welfare of cur proDl, :,
all 60 to work ut oTce and raise Il fund
sufficient to employ Il first class de-
tective, aid have these midnight MI
rau:lcrs and murGercrS b:ouch; 10 fac :
the stern hand Of justice. The people
thel arc thor tu5hly indignant "fc!
Saturday nights doinGs, anal il tie
guilty parties were now apprrhcmdcd We
would not vouch for tlrir safety.
NUB:.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
ENJOY LEE.

What Il truly beautiful world we live
in! Nature gives us grandeur of noun
tains, glens and oceans, and thousands
OF means OF enjoyment. We can desire
no better when in perfect health; but
how often do the majority Of people feel
like giving it up disheartened, discour-
aged and worn out with disease, when
there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satiSfac-
tory proof, that Green's August F2oarer
will make them free from disease, as
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint are the direct causes of seventy
five per cent. OF such maladies as Bill
iousneSs, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
CoStivcneSs, Nervous P.:u<tration, Dir
illness of the Head, Palpitation OF the
Hrart,and other distressing sympto ms.
Three doses of August Florer will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles,
N cents. Try it. l-2b-la-eow.
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O'NEALL DOTS.
Teachers enjoying vacation.

Teachers enjoying vacation.
Nothing new in our community.
Crops good. Harvesting near over.
Saturday night good young horse
was led from Mr.. Orlando Dickert' 5
stable and killed by pistol shot. 1t is
useless to comment, as no oAc knows
who the ticnd can be. This is the Sec
ond horse Mr.. Dickert has lost in this
way, and something more than year
ago he lost three, apparently from dis
ease, but now some begin to think
''foul play" caused their death. Mr..
Dickert is L harmless, hard working man.
and he has the sympathy OF the commu-
nifty. This year he is living Oh the Nc
Nary road, cultirating Mr.. John F"llers'
land. His crop is in a good condition
and was his Joy. How sooa, by night,
can an enemy SOW tarcS. We hope Cod
will bring the guilty wretch TO light.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
= Hydra Headed Chicken.

MESsRs. EDITORS: A few days since
one OF our setting hens came off with
twelve little chickens, and left three
eggs in her nest; we usually, under such
circumstances, put the eggs under ar
other hen, but failed TO d. so in this in-
stance. Yesterday on little daughter
asked permission to throw them away,
which being given her, she went out, and
directly came running back to show me
chicken that was in one ri the eggs
perfectly formed in every respect, save
that it had two distinct heads and each
one a: large as all ordinary chicken head
when first hatched. The heads were
Joined at the neck, one OH each side with
TWO bills and two eyes to each head. 1t
would have Matched in L day or two;
CharpcllS, June s. i. c. i.
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TO CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE {:

10 CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE
DEAR SIR: desire to express to you
and those whom You represent my warm
est thanks for Your appreciation Of my
effort in the contest for the Medal in
Or&tory on Monday night. 1t is indeed a
distinction to have been thought worthy
OF the Medal where all the other contest
ants displayed SO much ability i'll compo-
sition and SO great a command Of the arts
OF oratory. while cheerfully bow to the
decision of the committee, your apprecia-
ton of my effort removes every trace Of
that disappointment which every one
naturally feels under such circumstances.
I assure you that the testimonial you
present Will always be preserved and your
kindness and appreciation will never be
forgotten by me.
T am your obedient servant,
COLEMAN L. BLEASE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
The Newberry Female Academy,

The dosing exercises of the Newberry
Female Academy were held in the Opera
House on last Thursday night. The
house was literally packed, and the
weather exceedingly warm, but the exer-
ciSeS We're Interesting and the large au-
dieuce delighted. This institution is
one of the oldest landmarks OF New
berry, and for the past eighteen years
has been under the control and princi-
pal>hip OF the present able, efficient ard
learned head, Capt. A. P, Pier. All
the girls of Newberry are being educated
there and some Of them are the children
OF the girls Capt. Pifer taught in the
years gone by. The instruction is tho
rough in all departments, and tue stand
ard IS no doubt as high as many OF the
institutions styling themselves Female
Colleges and awarding diplomas. Dur
ing the past session Capt. Pifer has been
ably assisted By Miss O. F. Darlington
and the music department has been
"'''0' '.o ~, W. . o'
in this connection a programme OF the
exercises Oh last Thursday evening.
Palents sending their daughters to this
ol''00' "'''U ''' ''''''
1,rrItnr. orn in Oon6 hands
O''' '''e'S CIV - 700N n"''' 49,.
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T,. surn.rD,v-cbor,s
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Nl-s Laura D'e'>e'
Failing Leaves S)IQl-Ml>S Emily
Loveiacr.
Aaeel-Nary Bntlcr topc.
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EXCELSIOR NOTES.

Cotton shapes are in nabnndancr. Who
Will exhibit the first cotton blossom:
Watermelon pa; cileS are lloHri>h:ng.
The writer has some fnur inches long.
McssrS. Singley and Shelly passed
through this community last week
threshing grain.
Our farmers are all bilSily engaged
at work now, therefore, notes of interest
are scarce.
The calamous pond has been thorough
ly washed out during the past year and
a new bridge will soon be necessary.
Last Thursday and Friday We're 'wo
warm days, followed with Il coal Slell
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Ophclia and l.orah Na'eS
we've visiting friends in the Nj. Pilgrim
section Saturday night and Sunday.
Your correspondent along with great
many others in olfr section had the
pleasure of attending the closing exer-
cises OF the Prosperity High School last
week and we will call off by saying the
exercises were most excellent.
o. Friday evening we had tn" pleas
IRE of listening to an excellent address
delivered to the school by the Hon. J.
H. Rice, State superintendent of E,lll-
cation.
Some of the gardeners in our commu-
nifty have recently adopted 4 new plan
for running insects and other pestilences
from their gardens. They so into the
garden Just after sun set and fire or 10
shots returning before sun rise next
morning and repeating the dosr. Our
friend "Coby" reports he could have
shot large bug III his garden a few
evenings ago but for the sake Of saving
pretty cabbage head" he allowed the
''rascal'' to escape.
Up TO the present time the farmers in
our community can boast and at the
same time be thankful ior something
they couldn't claim last year at this
time, and this is they all h We clean
flourishing crops where last year at this
time the earth was almost filled to an
over flow of water and crops standing
in Il bad condition.
Rev. NJ. N. Kinard, OF the Seminary,
while attending the commencement ex.
ercises OF the Prosperity High School
spent Friday night under the parental
roof returning to Newbcrry again on
Saturday. SIGMA.
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TEACHERS DEPARTMENT.
ARTHUR KIBI.EH. EETTOR.
Col. Jas. II. Rice

o. Monday morning Col. j. II. Rice,
State Superintendent OF Education, us
had been announced, NIT the teachers
and others OF the county in favor OF
education ut the Opera House. Never
before il our life have We heard such L
full, clear, forciJ,e and instructive dis
cus>iou OF lhc Free school system, and
never were We 50 impressed with tie
baneiitS to b.. derived from il when fully
carried out. The superintendent said
that popular education is 10 new thing
in South Carolina. that it was earnestly
advocated eighty years ago by some Il
the best men If the Stat", and that laws
were enacted as far back rs 1911 looking
to the education OF every free child III
the State. These laws had become Il
dead letter loag before the inauguration
OF The free school as we row have il.
The speaker said that he knew that
tier. is Il great deal OF opposition to the
system which is t..c 10 two causes the
origin cf it, an1 ill.,. Ignorance OF it. lie
said that lie hmseif at one time Gisliked
it, mainly because ne knew nothing
about it, but having learned more about
the worki>g OF the system, he is more
iavcrab!y impressed with ii. The speaker
further said that having travelled oyer
the greater part of tie State during the
past six months he had found many
men, even in the learned professions
who are totally ignorant OF The free
school system, something they should he
entirely familiar with, and yet they de-
nouncc it.
Col. Rice di.! Eot claim that the
schools are what they ought To be, or
what we would have them be, but that
they arc now il; such condition that they
can be easily made better, and 81 ce
| they arc fact in South Carolina. hc
thought it the duty of every patriotic
citizen to 20 forward andwork earnestly
for them. No doubt that Col. Rec made
Il favorable impression upon the people
Of Newberry, and thy will a'Niously
await his return.
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3liraculOuS Escape.

W, w. Reed, druggist. of winchester: Ina; |:
wr!tes One OF my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph CO.. Ind, was
long sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die by her physicians. She heard
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and began buying it Of nue. In six months
time she walked to this city, distance OF SIX
miles, and is now 50 much improved she ma
quit usiny it. She feels she owes her life to it
Free trial bottles at Cotield s Lyons drug
store. OF"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

Programme the Teachers IlSso-
citation. July ,, 1887.
Moral Suasion rs Physieai Force
Rev. G. W. Eollan,l.
The Common School Systvm.-Tho<.
S. Moorman, Esq.
The New Method rs. the Old.-Mi<s
Fannie Wardlaw.
Can L Teacher Keel up Without all
Educational Paper.-kemper D. Sem
Don't forget, teachers, to be at the
Female Academy on lst Satud day in
July at 1870 a. m.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

PIMPLES, FRECKLES, BLOTCH-
ES, and various crnptive disorders owe
their origin to IN impure condition "f
the blood. In many instances the crap
tion is 50 slight as to be harmless, bnt in
Il grpa. number Of cases such Gistigure-
ment ultimately results in arrangement
OF the general health, tending to make
his life q burden. B. y. B. nips the NAL
ady in the bud and adds new life to the
exhausted. For sale by
W. E. PELHAM, Druggist,
5-'2-4t. Sole Agent.
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:Sn.ci$te 1'ure FOR .sicE.n2ti$s, Z.

DYEHsBUHG, Tenn. Feb -. 1887.
Gentlpmrn-Il 1888 had severe at
tack OF Rh"umatisn. |: attacked me
most in my arms and leg. The latter
were drawn mp, and when could walk
had to gn all bent over. Finally, |
wen; to Hot Spring.. Ark, where re-
NAMED several weeks. I Was b2nct'tted
and thought WAS well. and came home.
Ga nv arrival home it developed again.
/ thea took q course Of S. S. S, using
three dozen bottles. They thoroughly
cured me-. and from that day to this |
have been perfectly free flom rhcrms'
tisrn.
/ regard s. S. S. as alb, olute In the
cure Of rheumatism, and rcrfect blood
purifier. think it the best medicine in
the world, and if can help it I never
expect TO use any other. II is L splen-
did general medicine, cleansing out the
system, and thus getting at the root OF
most diseases. j. u. CARTER.
Trratise on Blood and Skin Disease:
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC G4., Drawer3,
Atlanta, Ga. G-16-S.
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News Item :

lIc 1o1lOhlAlS o1toSA9 AS'0iN'SAo
General NJ. B. McSweeney; first
ce-president, Col. Charles Petty
second, I. H. Clarke: secretary, J.
B. Bonner treasurer, Major F.
Melchers chaplain. Rev. S. H.
Brown. 4 committee was appointed
to decide between Greenville, Ander-
son and Charleston, the three points
suggested for the next meeting.
Col. Henry Buist, one Of the lead
ing lawyers Of Charleston. died, in
that city on June 8.
DR.. 7. J. league a prominent
physician and surgeon Of Johnston.
died suddenly on June 10th, Of heart
disease aged about 50 years.
Mr.. H. G. Scudday has resigned
the position of State Secretary of the
Y. N. c. A, and his resignation has
been accepted by the State Executive
Committee. A State secretary has
not been elected as yet.
Walter B. Sherman, the inventor of
the automatic railroad signal, was be-
headed by freight train at Utica, \.
y, while testing the practical working
of his invention.
Rains have recently fallen in nearly
all the counties Of Texas, and the crop
reports are now of a roseate hue.
Many predict that a million and half
bales of cotton will be made this year.
The President has ordered that all
flags in the war department be re-
turned to the respective States in
which the regiments that bore them
were organized.
The President has returned from the
Adirondacks, and is al work again.
The Apaches on the war path in
Arizona are said to be under the lead
ership of experienced scouts.
4 monument to the Louisianians
who fell in the defence of Eicksburg
was unveiled in that city on Saturday.
Texas saloon men are alarmed lest
State prohibition law be passed.
The Catholic and Nom -Catholicm
bers Of knights of Labor in Chicago
have divided on the McGlynn issue.
At Cleveland, Tenn, Will Guess
murdered Miss Irene Faun, a school
teacher, on June 10, because she
whipped his sister for misbehavior in
school.
Snow fell on the peaks of the Otter,
near Lynchburg, Va, on Saturday.
The strikes in Chicago have thrown
1000 men out Of employment.
Havemeyer's large sugar refinery at
Green Point, l.. l., has been burned.
The entire band Of the Apache cap
tives at Fort Pickens, Fla, Joined in a
medicine dance on Saturday night
that was witnessed by over five hun
dred persons.
Emperor William June laid the
foundation-stone of the Holteran Lock
of the North Sea Canal, with imposing
ceremonies.
At Denhigh, Wales, n Saturday
tie mob turned 9n excited bull loose
| on the police and assaulted them with
SGtten eggs. One arrest Was made.
A hurricane and rain spout occurred
on Friday last near Mako, Hungary
Several worknen were washed away.
The dikes still withstand the pressure
of the flood
1t is expected that the session Of the
Rcichstag will close Oh the 22nd inst.
The Government aims to secure dur
ing the present session the passage OF
the spirit monopoly and the sugar
bills, measure for protection for wo.
men and children, and 4 law rogulat-
ing the administrator ii Alsacc-Lor-
rainc.
At Dallindangan, near Mitcheistorm,
two hundred children have hoycotted
the National schools.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

PERSONAL.
Mr.. Will Crews, Of the Clinton Enta:
prise, was in town yesterday.
Mss Beta Lcavell has gone to Green
vile to attend commencement.
Mr.. 7. B. Grentker, of Charleston,
was on q visit to his old hone last week.
Mr.. C. C. Davis has gone to Glenn
Spings for few days to recuperate his
health.
Mr.. Harry II. -Samuel<, OF New York,
is in Newberre and will spend several
weeks here.
". J.. Izlar. Esq, and wife, Of Orange
burg, were on i visit last weak at Mr.. }.
T. Glenn'S.
Rev. Elwarl T. Horn, D.. D., oi
Charleston had to return home on Nom
day on account OF tile death OF one OF
his members.
Mrs. Withers Ad;ckS. OF Yorkv;lle, i
visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas S. Moor
man.
Capt. \. ?. Pier lvaves today fcr
Virginia where lie viii >pcnd L great
portion OF the summer.
Sheriff W. W. Riser has been in
Spartanburg for the past week on ac-
count OF the illness OF his sister Mrs.
Mary Blackburn. Mrs. W. w. Riser
and Mrs. L. ". P. Riser left for Spar
tanbQrS also o:i yest'rdly.
The eltor Of til. HERALD AND News
had the pleasure OF having his old friend
and claSsma:c. Rev. N. o. J. krcpS.
now OF Oraneeburg, with him this week
II is the first visit OF Mr. k"cpS 70 New,
berry since his gr.l;lra!ioa seven years
ago.
Mr.. John Hawkins leaves today 10!
Florida to take = position is local r,!;to!
on paper published III Orlando. ",
regret the departure OF Mr.. Hawkins h"
commend him to the good people o
Florida rs ! live newspaper mln.
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EASTER DECORA
DESPORTES & EDMUNDS.

Goods Silks in Black and o for
Raames
Effects; Shas Gev stylish; Mourning Goods
Clinkld; French
Anrrica Princess Bmtings; Burma Lace Snhng
offer several striking
Plaid NnsokS lO
Bke elegant Oru de- Tar"toS Indian Embroidery SWISS
Jacomrt Embroidery Cark Lace F"n; Gupurc All Over
several widths; Oriental Japa:ee
Trimming; F"oa Lace tegan
Slippers l0c Women
ni Boots
Misses Polish D;ot
BaN
Cali Congress-
elegant Stock OF nne Fine s"es* Bo'e Gents Hand
Oxford Ties; Ladies enh XII! Button Boz" Ladies'
Also Misses Chirn ll gade and
Salts. slM $3.50, $3.50 to S.
Pit
Goods Lanndred
Collars
Sill Rats; GeH' Correct STYLES So
Gents Nrg-ee Hat. Gents Six Cloves
Ladies' Hats P;mpon PMmes Ribbons Wra;< Fi0Ne LADIES'
Gloves Health
a Corset, Warmers Nursing Corset Hose SUPP Op ShaAl<
Chains Holland Oroy" Steel Engravng<
Roberts Goyed Needles Tray Cos Nap
Table Trunks Satcheis Faaok
Umb Embroidered Buggy Robes
this Fine II Gools9aa!
will
"f the
>p.ctfuv, DESPORTES& & EDMUNDS, C"!umbia S. C.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
If You Want a Good Article
OF PLUG TOBACCO, ask your dealer for
sOld Rip"
SaVe0 Ills Life.

Mr. ID. 7. Wicoxson. Of Horse Cave. Ky-.
says he WAS for many years, buddy afflicted
with Phih-ic, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost uncomfortable and would sometimes
almost throw him into convulsions. He tried
Electric Bites and got relief from the first
bottle, and after t'king six bottles. was en-
tircly cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he would
have died had ii not been for the relief a1fos Il
ed by Electric Biitrrs. Sold 1T fifty cents a
bottle by Cotield & Lyons. Sis
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Death OF Bishop Stevens.
I am your obedient servant,
COLEMAN L. BLEASE

PHILADELPHIA, June Il.-William
Bacon Stevens, D. D.. Ill. D., Bish-
op of the Diocese of Pennsylvania
of the Protestant Episcopal Church:
died at his residence, 1888 Spruce
street. at 8 o'clock this morning.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
The President 1T work Again

WASHINGTON, June 11.-The Presi
dent resumed his usual routine at the
White House to-day, and devoted
most Of the day to the consideration
Ct matter which has accumulated
during his absence.
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Total ........-........ 249

This vote gives majority for SUBJ
scription of l47 bat the terms OF the
amended act seem to puzzle little, the
county commissioners and when they
met on last Friday 10 canvass the vote
they determined to postpone action and
take the matter undcr consideration.
We have no doubt the subscription will
be made and the bonds issued soon.
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EEATHS.

Jefferson Allen, the llfaHt son OF Rev.
]. 4. sligh, died Oh lath June, 1887, OF
lssentcry, aged about 5 months.
The nine months infant Of Mr.. Frank
G. Spearmln, Of Silver Street. del L
few dlys ago Of dysentrry.
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LOOK
SITHALL YOUR EYES!
Silks and Sa:inS at 25c. a YsrG!!
IsICN II. CLIN Il.
LOOK
sIr;oUS ar;: All .S10u

:ts'. 3t;S 9f.s AK -ADON
On next Sunday Tie Unirl service III
the city churches on Sunday evenings
f,r tie remainder CT he summer will be
comme. ced. The first service will be
held in the A. r. Presbl terrain church
and the sermon will be preached by Rev
J. S. Cosby. There will be no preaching
in any OF the other churches next Sun
day night.
The Vlgilant and Enterprise Fire
Companies OF Columbia with their
friends came 10 Newberry on last FRI
day to picnic with the young America of
this place on the occasion of their second
anniversary. Col. ". II. Hunt: vice
president of the Newberry Fire depart
ment delivered the address Of welcome.
The editor Of the HERALD AND News
who was present was called on and re-
sponAed very briefly as did MeSsrs. John
NJ. kinarI, J. A. Burton and Burr
John<toHc. Tie Newberry tiiremen
tapped Il keg Of beer and passed around
several boxes Of cigars for :hem.
The weather during the week has been
very cool quite i contrast with last
week.
The Mi>tlct e Dancing Club will give
their annual ball tonight at the New
berry Hotel, which promi-es to be al eclat
affair.
The cammencemen:s in Newberry are
Ill over for this year.
Tickets for the Mstlctoe Dancing
Club ball are on sale at the dsug stoer
OF Cofield & Lyons, By Dr.. Belchec the
sccretay and treasurer. 1t is necessary
to secure ticket in order TO enter.
Mr.. G. NJ. Girardeau liberated cage
Of carr:er pigeons on Monday morning
sent him by gentleman in Philadel-
phia.
The report Of the commencement in
Ncwberry College was Jointly prepared
by Rev. A. G. Voigt associate editor OF
the TtsHor and the editor of the HER
AID AND News, and the same report
is issued j.: both papers.
There were great many visitors in
Newberry during the week in attendance
upon commencement exercises. We are
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Eelr1ale Aclles,.y.

At 4 recent meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees OF Newberry Female Academy,
the present faculty was reelected AS
follows: A. P. Picr, principals; Miss O..
E. Darlington: assistant: Mrs. JOHN S.
Fair, music teacher; Dr.. O. 3. Mayer,
Jr., lecturer OF physiology and hygiene.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
The Population. OF EcWberry.

Mr. John S. Fair has about completed
the census Of the town OF Newber-y.
We give below the population i'll 1884
and that Just taken, and also the increase
by wards. 393 OF. those Of ward live
in McCaughrinville. TXS list will be
revised by Mr.. Fair, but the following
will be found very nearly correct:
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A CARD.
t4lvcrtiseDent.} {

ME CoLEaAS L. BLEAsE:
Several OF the citizens OF the town OF New
berry thinking that you had fairly won
the Medal Monday night last, have decid-
ed to present 10 you this beautiful chain
which they hope will be recognized by
volI and also that you nay wear it and
cherish It as long as you live.
CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

Every old man, young man, woman
or child who wants good laugh should
read How Private Geo. W. Peck put
down the rebellion" 1t beats the Bad
Boy. For sale at
HUNTS Book STORE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

Innumerable tirtiticates prove that
Rohertson's Fever and Ague Cure has
never failed TO cure cliiilS and fever. Go
Buy q bottle, you who suffer. at his
Drug Store, opposite the PoStotfice. If.
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ssA large lot Of good Tobacco and Cigars
to sell retail or by the package 1T bottom
prices by B. IL. LOVELACE.